Sentence examples for proactively addressing from inspiring English sources

Instead of proactively addressing the problem of bad teachers, they are using passive-aggressive tactics to force resignations, and spending taxpayer dollars as they do so.

And, "we're seeing landlords who are proactively addressing questions these tenants have about more of these 100-year storms," he said.

What the poll reflects is the administration's failure on two levels: first, the rapidity of presenting such a complex issue, and the lack of a lengthy nationwide educational campaign that informs the American people as to its content and costs while proactively addressing the sound bites adopted by Republicans and their allied health care industry that have derailed past reform attempts.

All firms will eventually need to demonstrate that they are proactively addressing data privacy.

Be aggressive in solving this problem by uncovering more unique, urgent requirements, and then credibly and proactively addressing those.

However, as mentioned, we believe users need further transparency on how this works, so we've been proactively addressing this.

"We will NOT proactively address the diabetes concerns," the document, an internal Lilly memorandum, said.

It added that members, however, were "well positioned to proactively address the potential economic and financial consequences".

"In 1995, when these practices came to light, Founders proactively addressed them," said the spokeswoman, Bridget Richards.

If Congress wants anyone to actually believe they're on the side of students, they'll need to proactively address the private sector abuses they helped create.

But they insisted that G20 countries were "well-positioned to proactively address the potential economic and financial consequences" of the vote, adding: "In the future, we hope to see the UK as a close partner of the EU".